Liège Event: 'Dance with Death' Explores Serial Killers at La Boverie

The Public Reading Service of the City of Liège hosts journalist Julien Cernobori for a talk on his captivating investigation.

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The Public Reading Service of the City of Liège is organizing an event at La Boverie on October 10th, focusing on 'Dance with Death' through the investigation of journalist Julien Cernobori.

The series « Danse avec la mort. Un mortel festival », presented by the Public Reading Service of the City of Liège, begins at La Boverie with a session featuring the investigation by Parisian journalist and anthropologist Julien Cernobori. His work, titled « Cerno, l’anti-enquête », delves into the cases of two serial killers active in the 1980s, responsible for the deaths of thirty to forty elderly women.
Julien Cernobori has produced an immersive and personal podcast on this case, exploring true crime, his encounters, and his obsessions. This event offers a unique opportunity to discover the behind-the-scenes of this fascinating investigation and to interact with its creator.
The session will be moderated by Edith Schurgers, head of the Animation Service of the Museums of the City of Liège, and Tonia Fuoco, facilitator for the Public Reading Service of the City of Liège.
The event is for adults and will take place on October 10th at 3:30 PM in the Auditorium of La Boverie. Attendance is free but requires registration via email at: fetinne.lecture@liege.be.
Based on information from the official source: Les Musées de Liège (Ville de Liège) (01/10/2026)